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you can still use pdb in your service during development. We currently disable pdb and breakpoint in production
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this is a step backward IMO. it increases development friction and renders pycharm useless. plus, i have to learn to use pdb.
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I think you can still do that with packaged bento, as long as it’s not using —production
What’s the issue you ran into? @Shihgian Lee
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Hi @Chaoyu thanks for your suggestion. Bo and Sean also think that --reload should work because it is running in single process. I am going to keep at it and let you know what I find now that I have more information. Thank you!
Hi @Chaoyu It works! I managed to attach the process successfully. I was attaching to the wrong process. I was wrong about a step backward. It is actually a step forward because I don’t need to pack and look for the bento files to set break point. The
--reload
is pretty convenient! Cc @Bo @Sean
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Shout out to @Aaron Pham who improved this feature.
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